Niantic and Capcom will launch update of Monster Hunter Now tied to Monster Hunter Wilds
Monster Hunter Now will collaborate with Monster Hunter Wilds.
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Niantic and Capcom unveiled that the location-based game Monster Hunter Now will get an update with new content and a monster related to Monster Hunter Wilds.
Monster Hunter Wilds is a PC and console game launching on February 28. The companies said they’re adding a monster dubbed Chatacabra, an amphibian with a big tongue.
On top of that, Monster Hunter Now will get cosmetics that are inspired by Monster Hunter Wilds. That includes a version of a Seikret mount and a Hope armor set, as well as Hope versions of game weapons.
The next season of Monster Hunter Now will start on March 6. The Blossoming Blade season will introduce monsters Glavenus and Arzuros to the available monsters to hunt. A new monster subspecies will debut on April 4 and a new Elder Dragon on May 5.
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